Sentence examples for rather worry about from inspiring English sources
Which would you rather worry about: the specter of Great Depression II, which seemed so real only six months ago, or the possibility of excessive budget deficits in the next decade?
"I'd rather worry about writing good stories and delivering them and what's in our newscast," she said, "than, 'Should I wear a gray suit or a blue suit?' Without the writing, what would this job be?
He would rather worry about assembling a team that he thinks could win the Super Bowl than talk about a new contract for Revis, an All-Pro player who wants to be the highest-paid cornerback in the N.F.L. Training camp in Cortland — a sleepy town where "the cable doesn't go past 72," linebacker Bart Scott said — has become a drag.
'It would have been nice to see how we would have fared against [Woodbridge], but I can't worry about it". Jackson would rather worry about taking his rapidly developing serve-and-volley game to the next level.
If you find yourself ambivalent about taking a new opportunity, ask yourself if you'd rather worry about a wasted opportunity or take a chance.
The shepherd's wife has been told by the Manor lady not to let the children dwell on morbid subjects, and she rather worries about their preoccupation.
Regardless of the subject matter, or its public perception, there is something rather worrying about CSG's slippery slope towards censorship, and its infringement on curatorial independence.
That resonated with me ever since, because it's much more important to focus on negotiating the next wave, rather worrying about the last one.
Rather, worries about slower growth in the United States, along with a flight to safe assets and a reduction in risk appetite by global investors, have kept the federal government's borrowing rates near historic lows.
They'd rather lock down their content or not post at all rather than worry about who might see it.
And the controversial part: Astronomers should aim for replication rather than worry about 5-sigma.
